Pros and Cons of Solar lighting

2010 April 9

Over the last few years we are starting to worry about the environment and maybe that is why consumer are looking for ways how they can save the environment and buy greener products. One of these ‘Green” products is solar lighting. This are bulbs that will emit light when their batteries are charged by the sun. Although they have high initial costs, they will lower your electricity bill and you are doing something good for the environment.

Although we start caring for our environment, we still want to buy products because they are useful and not because they are “green”. Although solar lighting technology is becoming better and better, you can still not use them for everything.

Probably the biggest disadvantage of solar lighting is the fact that they will only work when enough solar light reaches the batteries in order to charge the bulbs. if you live in areas with not much sun, or if there is a lot of shadow around your house than they will not receive enough solar light to charge their batteries. Another disadvantage is that they are not as bright when you compare them to string lights. If you want to use spotlights in your garden landscape, or if you want to use brights bulbs for illuminating your walkway than you still need string lights.

But this does not mean they are not useful, you can create beautiful effects if you place them on the rights spots in to your garden or patio. If you want to create a romantic ambiance than solar patio lights are the way to do this. You can also use them for your driveway because their easy installation makes them very suitable for installing on multiple spots. Where you have to connect string lights to your power network, solar lights can easily be placed everywhere in your garden or driveway as long as it receives enough solar light.

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